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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-09

The flock of geese that were seen ilyinl
over Buck Creek last week was the caus,
Of bringing on the hunting fever TO ou'
sporting fraternity, Among those mos
severely attacked were L, Landers, OF ou'
burg, and J, Pillion, OF Wallace Conse
ouently, they are taking In the Inlet th''
week.
Mr., Joseph Garland and wife were visit
Ing relatives In Wallace n portion OF the
past week. =,
Lost-a plug Ia, belonging 10 NJ Hughes
on the road between Mr. Goritys ana
home The finder will be literally re-
warded 10y the aforesaid on returning me
lost property To him. loc " l.
OruIR, April Mother Spring says
she has thrown of the shackles OF winter
and intends settling right down for busi.
ness In the future; aud from this our as.
trologist G. Z. Hughes, predicts warmer
weather and plenty Of II by the ith Oh
July. ,,.,
G. T. Hughes is adding n new addition
to his house. He says democracy must
come 10 the front next campaign we sym
pathize!
NJ. Hughes and u, Cruise were the
guests of Miss NJ f. Landers last Sunday
evening.
William c. Hall disposed of his fine
black roadster, La Clair, for the enormous
sum of SIS, 10 the Degen Bros. last week
Mrs. Cruise is on the sick list this week
II. y. Wood and wife, Of MENDOZA, were
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. r. r.
grence, the past week
Welcome, Riley TO the TRADERS list OF
correspondents.
After spending the winter at his former
home, John Campbell has gone to Iowa
John says Ophir is just the place for win
ter quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Leonard are happy
over the arrival of a girl baby In their
household last Tuesday morning. Mother
and child doing well, and father able to be
out.
Jos. Campbell was at the county seat
last Tuesday on legal business
William Hughes stats bran new top
buggy after Dexter, jr., the pony. Will
says he will wear out no more coat sleeves
around ----(well, we will say the whip.
Look out, girls lou " |.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-09

The joint committee on drainage held
meeting AT Springfield N Thursday evening,
which was attended by large delegation of
Chicago men, including Mr., Cooley, the ia
celious engineer, who so captiyated the OF.
lava meeting with the claims Of his ship
canal. lie read paper before the commit.
tee, in which he is reported to have given
his opinion, backed by figures, to show that
the plan of Chicago (the only one within
the financial reach Of Chicago could be
carried out without injury to public health
in the Illinois valley. The committee adj
journed without action on the bills. If the
committee is as susceptible to the charms
of CoOlcy's fish yarns as Mayo or Ed, Nat
finger, they will bear watching so long as
the fate Of these bills remains undecided,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-09
From Freedom.

FREEDOM, April At begins to ioo'
more like spring, The farmers are mos
ali through sowing their small grain
Larry Hughes, ST., will lecture next sun
day evening In the Methodist church IL
Triumph. All are invited to attend Al
mission ID cents.
Willie Donnar, who has been traVeiius
for his health, has returned home
Willie Leonard now sports ne" buggy
and fine Elroy team. | think Mt gro
ford will have 10 take another route by the
looks of things.
George Beckwith has gone 70 hansas "
purchase farm, and some OF our Prairie
Centre girls look forlorne.
Misses Maggie and Mary Leonard nave
been visiting friends in Aurora the past
week
Miss Julia McGraw is visiting friends
and relatives in Ottawa.
Mrs. NJ. Cruise is on the sick list.
Andy McManus talks of taking tIip to
Kansas for his health.
Freedom now boasts one OF the hnest
glee clubs this side of Chicago. The lead
ers are j. Fisk and f. Sweeney. For fur.
Their particulars inquire Of James Nc
Manus RILEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-09
From Ophir

OrulR, March 3l.-The old saying about
March coming In like lamb and going
out like lion holds true this year. We
may expect some cold weather yet.
Martin Crawford has leased the Tom
Cassidy farm.
B.J. Butler, of Ottawa, has been In our
burg the past week purchasing horses tor
the Chicago market.
Our village had begun TO think that In
the distribution of measles we have been
overlooked, but at last full swarm has
entered the dwelling Of Mr.. Patk Barber
and are doing their work nicely.
A strong, able bodies snows'Orm relieved
the monotoRy Of March weather last Sun
day.
There Is rumor ahuat that Harry 90
The mitten Sunday night and feels al
broken up; while James has worn a bi,
smile gil this week.
One of our young ladies thinks Ottaw,
lust the place to buy dress goods; and 81
say we, especially the kind that Is 30 oftel
bought shortly after Lent.
Our brass band has lately been augment
ed by several new recruits, and at preser
writing they are able to render many diff
cult pieces In very proficient manner
and BY the time the glorious 4th arrive!
We expect them 70 surprise the native
with new nat'ona! airs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-09

1ll Lots In North Ottawa, some very choice, at low
IOo prices aud on easy terms We also have lots In
all other parts of the city. DIR !. o. HAERIS son.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-09

Why is il that death scenes are so artifici-
ally managed on the stage nowadays, parti-
cularly when is taken into consideration tho
realism that actors and scene painters en-
deavor to throw into their performancesi A
noted actress is playing Meg Merrilles at the
opera house. In the last act the witch Is shot
and dies to slow music. group Of person.
ages stand near her in picturesque tableau:
but no one offers to staunch the wound. no
one tenders stimulant; they simply stand in
striking poses and watch her die. In real
life some one would have sent for doctor, .
comfortable resting place would have been
made for the sufferer. and all effort would
have been made TO ease the last moments q
The dying one. -Philadelphia Bulletin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-09

Industrial education is the foundation, and
until it has in its broadcast and deepest sense,
become the portion of every child born on
American soil, that child has missed its birth
right With the many who accept it, it
stands merely as an added capacity to make
money and if taken in its narrowest applica-
ton this is all that it can do Were this all,
it would simply he an added impulse toward
the degeneration that money making for the
mere sake of money inevitably brings But
at its best perfected us it has been by patient
effort on the part of a few believers, it Is far
more than this Added power to earn comes
with it, but there comes also "A love of the
work itself such as has had no place since the
days when the great guilds gave joyfully
their few hours daily to the cathedrals whose
stones were Lid and ceu-nted in love and
hope and II knowledge OF the beauty to come,
that long ago died out Of any work the pres
ent knows
The builders had small book knowledge.
They could Re talked down by any public
school child in the second or third year. But
they knew the meaning Of beauty and order
and law, and this trinity stands to-day and
will stand for many generation to come as
an ideal TO which we must return, till like
causes work again TO like ends. The
| child who could barely read saw
beauty on every side, and took il,
the store q ballad and tradition that gave
life TO labor. We have parted with all
this willfully To the Puritan all beauty that
hand Of man could create was Of the devil
| and thus represent conSeCrated ugliness
| any departure from which il even now by
some conscientious souls regarded with s,ls-
picion.- Helen Campbell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-09
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the Ottawa, OswegD Il Fox River Valley Railroad Com
uany will he held the office uf the company In Chca
-. III lis. on "Wednesday. April 2nh, next, AT eleven
o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Ut elccng directors and
tr ~iCng such other business may properly come
before the meeting. l.. q. GODDARD. See.
Chicago March 18th, 1881. mar25-3S
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

Ths prosoegsd reli u iba8der 5 really ex-
painst by Comparison with . voley 1rsd
along Inc q tEoops- Supposs troops y 10
drasa a9 GA . plain in sueA nunl1ers - 70
sxtsad lo~ q aslls and ordered by signal
thai all could see "a IRE a. 0aee. bne stand
ing as tbs essd o. tAs ilse wsuli hear tbs 70
port of The naskes nearest hia iEstsntans-
oaaly lie would heav The others sGccess-
isely thus report $50 feet away would
come 70 hial ia half second one 100 fees
away would core IA one ssoond. ant DO
would not hear the last report FOR I've o. six
seconds after The gun had basn fred THIS
would produce = sort Of rol whlen vcaid
gradually lncresse u intensity.
II fhe listener sf8od exactly midway be-
t&een tie two ends Of the line tbs reports
from bota ends would reach him at 01ce, anf
the sound would 10 BAT bali as hong 10 reach
ing hin IS II be stood az osls extremity. IL
the soldiers ferqnei circle there would IS
one sharp explosion Flasaes ~ hsatning
may hs considered - representing three lines
Of trees aioag which the explosions occar at
the sarna time. Consider the variety OF dis
tance and roeition Of the listener aud we ao-
count Tor tks variety of SQUAD IN thunder.
In mcuntainous regions the rolling Is aug.
InsE ted oy rsverDsrat;ons or echoes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

lie Is sUeh hckis. inconsisDt islios
yoa will never ks happy with nims said
ksthsrG ffiends shen they lssfne1 OF her
engagement ~ youns man who bore TIE
reputation u bsiag sad nsrt, Esther.
hoseseF, knew that her lover bad good
qualities aud she was willing 10 take tha
fisk. In nine eases cut OF ten Is would
have proved : mistake bgs Esther wss az
uncommon girl aud 10 every ones sarloFise
Fred nlsde model husssnd. Hos IVES ig.
Well. Eslher had cheerful. sunny temper
anG great Deal OF tact Then she enjoyed
perfect heaiih ana wS always go sweet.
ness and WloleSone that Fred found bis
own home most pleasant and his own wife
more agreeable fnaa sng other being. A.
the yeAf passed and be sAs other women ol
Esteers age grow sickly. fzdesi and qusru
lous, ne realized more and more that nc
had "a iewei ot wife. Good health Wa:
kalf the secret OF Fathers success She re-.
tanned her vitality and good looks because
she warded of feminine weaknesses ant
ailments By the use Of Dr. fiegces fssorais
Prescription.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

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eec lpled lhs attention. oi tne eedrs IA the
a.teraooa- j. u NckriGe x4s 4t.orasg f0f
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sul1cielt a. prove taax Kitty tcoL fns
thugs Ri.h = lsloaioEs intent. z1d tie
juass sas almost Al loss - know hes %
ehssss sas iuF1. The latter returned a YER
dlct " not guilty sltho1t isss-
az Their seats aud the defend
AT was dischsFz-d HI. Hock.ns .
street ear driver arrested oa COM
plsins of A A Lord. the West Bridge street
secoad naad deslsr for assault and battery
he vas arsaignsd ia court snd pisaded not
guilty al tbs suggestion OF the Prosecuting
Atsofney eb,, desired 10 hear Lords story.
haekins said that Lord cane 20 BIN % cot
iect BAL Eeen he told hln be ccad not
pas L. 1ard thea began - abGse him
ealing hiai 4 dead eeal. ete. tie tod Lord
20 cease a5asins hinl or he would tesea
hiui a Issson- l.0sd then haaFsscef a re-
voigsr ia his face aaI HockiDs SLAPPED bis
1 lscs ia return. 1he eass viii eone np fof ;
/ hearing this morning when Lord . side oi
/ tbs story eill b. l0ld.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

Forty or fifty members fthe High SehCol
classes Of IS. - and 81. aud also some Of
TIE class Of -. assembled a. the Office OF
Superintendent Kendall last eveaing 70
make srrsngemenfs for their annual picnic.
They found the SUPPLEMENTARY rooms
locked. hoeeyer. and after stsnding on the
side s2ik Tor an hour of tao. they conclnd-
ell a. 20 over 70 The y. ". G. A. parloFs-
win WarslsF. Of ;. presided. and Luther
l.. smith, Of sG. kept the records. After
tue subject was thoroughly discussed, Il
was decided % hold loln. picnic At Reed >
Lake on Wednesday, July s. Committees
were sppcinted 10 complete arrangements.
the Committee on Eefrsshments consisting
OF two from each class. who will Eoiity The
ladies as to what kind and quality OF re-
treatments they will be expected % furnish.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

sheriff BishoD has offered reward Of
ESQ lcs Ire arrest snd Information that
viii cad 70 the conviction Of the thieves
v6e broke into The store Of Geo P. Stark.
a. Cascsds. last Wednesday nixbt. and took
50 aud several papers OF valre 20 Mr.
Stsrk
Sheriff A. q. Raugeis ot SewsYgo county.
rsS ofsre3 4 reward Of Sicp for tha arrest Of
a risu known a. teorzs Randall. Who stole
frcl0 kgerson HfA 4 Cos long Lake farm
dophia narness
There = also q rvrsrd for the arrest Of
the ma whG hte1 . horse s1d buggy
fcozn J 81 hsanNy isst SATURDAY. niznt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
Low H~,s. Again.

on July lst the Michigan Central Rail.
road will sell two thousand nile book,
good for ore year from date of sale. 81 two
"a cents Der mile. goodfor several members
of firm, or good for nan. his vile and
childfe,. A one thousand mile hook. good
for one year from dale q sale. at two and a
half g23 cents per mile. good for several
mem bers OF firm, or a man. his vile and
children. A five hundred mile book, good
for six months from dale OF sale, 81 two and
oue-half l2A) cents per mile. good for the
several members Of a tifrn, or a man. his
wife and children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

The drinking hoTn Of ancient times was
curious vessel. King Edgar ordered that
pegs be fastenc.i 20 the drinking horns 10 tx
the draugat ono should take A tankard is
described as having a row OF eight PEGS, enc
above another. inside TIE vessel, from botto-a
TO tcp. The tankald held two quarts, and
each space. ifofn Peg 70 peg, represented a
gill Whoever dram: short OF this pin or be-
yond il was obliged to drlnk 60 the next, and
~ on tiil TIE tankari was drained
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

ilar7y H3uars. q weN kno1n srauss.
sneut esisr-r. = is the city arranging for
fne sprsarsuos % Miss M4y Howard. TIE
so'srE ard gifted Eoglish asdiuu. vhe
wiii ci~a cne Of her sefasrkabls oerforn
srcss 81 Powers opera Hotise next Sohdav
evening" 5fiss dcwaffs wonder woskin =
1fe sv-rrrkefe SPOKEN ef aS marrsions
n atroit. Airiali aat SAiamszoo re Ia
rers snfi the cntamitiefa Who inves-i esf>d
her tests have hsen riysttei All of hsg
perform a8css sEo Ia ths bright hight 81 ths
enc
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

In Europe. particularly in England, and in
sorae parts OF America, the country iseoverod
with heg-srs and tramps guide marks.
Tramps and thieves and bcggars become so
familiar With these signais that a rlc,e
glance ct houses and fences VIII post them
on the temper or availability OF the occupant
Of the piac~. These signs are made with a
piece II ooiOred chalk. or an ins.rau.eat
resembling button hook. The phrase "too
fy" is represented b. the letter X. When a
tramp sees tho mark on a fence or house be-
passes i. by, knowing that hs can't dupe the
owtleT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

oay abodi \ halt do<sn members At.
tsus.sd tie meefing Of tie Farmers Ciab
yss.e0is7 afternoon. bat he discussions
wera aHite ~ interesting ~ If there he.F
been 4 lar,e sffenisncs. Hon E T. Bg1x1s
reti Al shie snt Instructive Daner en- Ne
rrti'st Il The FSsSalliAs Nekhod ef Keen
80 stock 0n Hay and Pasture ne Meet
F.s..ita le that a. l,c Devised. after whicis
80 Aear Or two vas sreut q dssulfors rss-
tii-siee Il Eas rsecrted fhaf wkess
tnfplko tfs western part of tife SSst- :
cfins seflstlsIg injured ~ fha r7nses,s
1ccis lsi3s ~. als.lrst eniirsir sfssfrovasi
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
rn,nb,e Pie.

The expression "cat humble pic aross from
TIE fact that uni les or heart. liver and en-
trails and tbe less dssirable parts Of the deer
we're formerly made into , dish for tho
servants when the lord diaed OF venison
pasfy TIE h,iutsmau and bis fellows dined oy
~umbIs pie Hence arose the expression
Stumble pie denoting submission
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

GfEEtEz ADEEs b 80 sSS.-IDs f's9pss 80
Lesas AnthSsly rst< return ~ sx2s@.ss
ii1.n bie1 ~- Articles ~ association of IA
fffsl tinted hnslhrvn ehsEeh of fiAlDflsld.
nled.
srFEsfoR North street opeeink. fsFftlo'
that t1s opensnS o. tls street y nos nsc.
esS8ry public sslE PRO Eenlent. t.--- Esecss hsAl
-. Louis kean. IN c12noegg tsSrsn< e
0t<n coure submitted 49, Etizabsth y
Aeiaughlin vs. Nosfis j. Nelal.sh ain. il
chsaeefy; decree q diYefos granted eosn
pisinznL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

Vow rs Spring Is nsre, aud everybody
changes their clothing woald advise you.
II you have any work II cleaning and dye
ing, 10 take such where you can get the
best work done atthe lowest prices. Such a
place IS the "0ld and Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye House, No. 27 Csral-st
y B. Binding, lining and repairing OF
gents clothing is done with the utmost Of
neatness and durability, which is proven
beyond doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

In Galli,eo's time it was Understood that
~nature athors = vacuum" but only 70
height Of y feet. To ascertain the reason
OF this he made some experiments. Previous
e. his death hc Recommended his pupil Tore
cell TO continue these experiment., which he
did with a column q mercury in tube. and
tho experiments resulted IN the barometer,
which IL nothing more than measure OF the
velght os the atmosphere
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

A town viii spring up ia the United States
a. the present tin.e and become a city Il, 40
moro time tnan formerly was consumed in
achieving population Of few thousand.
Minneapolis. Kansas City. Denver. San Fran
cisco, Chicago are examples; the largest OF
which las grown 9p ia less than half a GEN.
tury. Compare this with the early growth
Of New York, the largest OF all American
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29


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psnsfss. "a 4hsrs xrs - 8zlks aa4 onsy ere
III " 4oy c12s<G4 asfee. A E,e<s.1E - tnese
isiereszsa sli - led teaofree Dlg1E =
tzks szsfs ~ paso tx aa@ktsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

bar<sirs rs N;stne~y.
SsrH Hats q s. - sad = fSufs
Plan and Fsnc7 Brsiss. s.. 81 7sc snd
200
Nsa Hats =. = - = 50 suf e.
fenaora Hse So slZ Is sz1 - -
Tips per eus<h s0C, 20. sfea . -
rs g sa8 st
Flewers - IS 81 - 80 AMI g.
We osntsaus . give p-essnt nth ~nra
hss ent e0a1et sosd
hn~ ~ { Co.
- koa-seaA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
i'm the United states IS s. No. 20 Waha-S-
ave, Chicago The large and beautiful
display OF The celebrated Holman A1jTsts-
bic Baby Carriages + tie wonder and pride
OF the people oi the great Northwest See
advertisement in another column of this
logue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

Ivy il the earliest writer IN latin whcse
works hare corne down n us. aud be lived
go wears after t5o founding q the city or
jEst before The oponing Il the Chfistian era.
Whsa the cifr vas burned hy tie Gauis, so
Z. G. TIE records ef is pfevlous history vera
bnrratf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

The furniture in the house at 10 Plain
feld-ave.. which was being guarded by the
Sheriff. was yesterday turned over TO A. /.
Livingston. the restaurant keeper on Pearl
81. wko held a mortgage on il, and the Chi
csgo man. who held a prior mortgage on
tns furniture Is still in town, bat unable TO
take the goods
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
Avn rnrita,ian q, cn,mnlln Poe

champlia Post @. A. r. OF this city. yes
terdsy received 40 invitation TO attend the
celebration a. Ausseron on the Fourth Of
July, where al visitors will be entertained
by the Phil kear0ey Post No :. g. A. r..
OF that place. The different members will
be notified. and large number are ex-
pected 10 attend.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

There i evidence that the race of mound
baiIders. who once Inhabited the continent of
North America. and who were succeeded BY
tba Indian. worked tha copner mines II y
said by archeoiosis;s that iris rare Of men
were mofs numerous ard superior to toe
Ig,es.an
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

ne flrst uasted Rrsihrsn Church. %
Flaln6sid sownsblA sled articles of .s.cei.
secn With re Colisfv Clerk vrst-rsar
1ne '1cfE 2crai'irz srs LensinO Rosr. Blazer
Lire Nii-a7l fsfks. Nuna Fiaras
Sp.ss z. ksnks. Arsusia psst. Mana Esssrpd
ami Cfaetit1 FaEka
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

The york performed By TIE human bosi7
IN isy IN circulating the b'ooi. IN breath
ing ard in ether processes is e7slsl - That q
s~ensY tso horse power fsr one minute
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
GRAND RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK,


The directors OF this hank have declared a
seni- annual dividend Of six per cent. pay
able on and after TUESDAY. july 9th. 1851.
F.A. HALL, Cashier.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

Advertisements for tie NidsuH,mer NaIs-
bsr o. ~ +" fsiegra1s HeyaiS. coasriisiag f,R
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

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